This house is mentioned in 1622, when Edward Hewlett, by deed, conferred a rent-charge of £20 upon it and another adjoining thereto, to the poor in general. And in the same year by a second deed he gave to the poor of Cures College the remainder of the Swan with Two Necks and Dagger tenements. In 1719 the two tenements are made into one, being described as the "house over against the Bull Head which was formerly known as the Swan with Two Necks and Dagger." --[R. and N., 302]

W2: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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SAM ABERY

IN SOVTHWARKE SAM ABERY

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A woman churning

CHESMOVNGER

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W3: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1648)

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A bull's head

AT THE WHIT BVLL HEAD

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I A B

IN SOVTHWARKE 1648 I A B

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W4: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1651)

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A horse prancing

AT THE 3 COVLTS IN

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I M B

SOVTHWARKE 1651 I M B

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W5: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1651)

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A rose crowned

THE ROSE AND CROWNE

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T K B

IN SOVTHWARKE 1651 T K B

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W7: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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BAKER

HENRY BARDGE BAKER

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The Bakers' Arms

IN SOVTHWARKE

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W8: Southwark, Southwark (Uncertain): (Date Unknown)

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A raven

CALEB BIGG THREAD

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C E B

MAKAR IN SOVTHWERK C E B

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W11: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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A tobacco-roll

HVGH BLVNDELL IN

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A sugar-loaf

SOVTHWARKE GROCER

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W12: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1664)

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Legend in two lines across the field

SVSANNA / BOND

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1664

IN SOVTHWARKE 1664

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W15: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1657)

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A plough

IOHN BVCKELY IN

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I M B

SOVTHWARKE 1657 I M B

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W16: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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Three birds flying

RIC BVLL SALTER FRY

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A frying-pan

ING PAN SOVTHWARKE

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W17: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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The Tallowchandlers' Arms

RIC BVLL SALTER

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A frying-pan

FRYNPAN SOVTHWARK

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Lead. The Frying-Pan was in Tooley Street, and to a notice put forth in Cromwell's time by Thomas Garway, the founder of Garraway's Coffee House in the City, are appended these words:

"Advertisement.--That Nicolas Brook, living at the sign of Frying-Pan in St Tulie's Street, against the church, is the only known man for making of mills for grinding coffee to powder, which mills are sold by him from 40 to 45 shillings the mill."

W18: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (1649)

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A star of eight rays

AT THE STARE TAVERNE

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R M C

IN SOVTHWARKE 1649 R M C

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W19: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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A star of eight rays

AT THE STARE TAVERNE

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R M C

IN SOVTHWARKE W E B R M C

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W20: Southwark, Southwark (Farthing): (Date Unknown)

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A game-cock

AT THE COCKE IN

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T C C

SOVTHWARKE GROCER T C C

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A broadside of about 1723, but without date, with the heading of a cock, announces "That Sarah Cardner, late wife of William Kellett, famous for curing all sorts of agues, still lives at the Cock, in the Mint, Southwarke; he has excellent remedies for many complaints. No cure, no money!" --[R. and N., 257.]